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Set the time when you will have the work done, age the and thus avoid the vexatious annoyance of having to xt. “A sti saves nine." i Write us for pointers about decorating.

ALABASTINE is made in twenty beautiful shades and white. For sale by hardware and paint dealers everywhere. Never sold in bulk.

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“From The Atlantic lu the Pacllic”

Statesmen,~ Merchants,

Lawyers, Farmers.

Doctors, Mechanic

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GREAT WEST LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

Write or call.

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We are offering the balance of our Spring and Summer Clothing

at big reductions.

Suits worth $6 oo for $4.50. _ Suits worth 7.50 for 5.oo. Suits worth 8.50 for 6.00. Suits worth 10.00 for 7.50. Suits worth 12.00 for 9.00.

500 pairs men’s separate pants at one quarter less than price.

A lot of chi1dren’s clothing at half price

It you buy without seeing our clothing, you’ll make'-a mishke. j

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and a1l_ stations of P. E. I. R., for POINT DU CHENE. oonnec’ ting with day train for ST. JOHN, BOSTON and MON TREAL.‘

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From PICTOU about 5 p. m. for CHARLOTTETOWN-- f' '

BI-IARl<.OT1‘h.)TO;WN1‘"for _at s. ni.. connecting - » nierefwirh day mins _tor cA1>E’n1zE'r0N HALIFAX. ;_A; NORTHSYDNEY with Steamer Bruce for Newfoundland.

At Ham;-‘Ax with C. A. & PLANT LINE for Boston.

Througzh Tickets to be had at Grand Trunk- Canadian Paciiiwlntercolonial and P.,,E.

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We have for sale in this`towug1a.rt of that property

known as Barrington' Park, which is ivided up in lots, of

nearly % acre in each. Thisproperty' is inone of thegnost de-

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Deep Belts With. Shoht Coats-New

Cotton Gowns.

Deep belts are universally worn

with the sack bolero. In fact, only a tolernbly deep one is admissible, as no vest, shirt waist or blouse shouldishqw between the belt and the bolero. The pointed belts made of tlnsel ribbon are very effective with a dark coat and | skirt, but are not suitable-tor a large iigure, as theycall too mueltfattendon to the waist. ' ' . ff'

Those whoorg making their cotton and linen govgniiivill be glad to-~hgi1:" t the. ei-ape norton-,Quin nlnca spbts,-V ' _ price is small, and this material makes up so smartly that the ,fact of its being cotton is entirely overlooked. ,The lit tie necks and dashes of white ‘in 'the crape add greatly to the effect. Modlsh pastel red, blue, tussore and pink are all goodin their Way. A littleydress of this type, slightly relieved with black, can be made to wear over a silky sateen and will be charming for morn

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worn or mourn goro e se Every fabric is being pressed into

crepe de ch1ne,.3apanese silk, muslin, foulard and that delightful fabric

chiifon voile are all harm

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Celee Costs Pretty all Becoming. Small Coats.

from one’s~ own re e. e ouse ~with deep fall of lace and extensively pouched front has more style, and, if

in with a chemisette when required

There is apparently a tendency to

return to the fashion of distinct sleeves

the s m s ve a v _ undersleeves so extended that the real

oversleeve formed little more than an

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home wear, but are disappointing else- _ where, as they have a loose negligee effect which is not desirable away

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lm dewllefe- . -p The price ei every piece of goods h ‘1“f°,,“;g f'°,';e;”°,,b°°‘,§r,s,'i‘,°;,';,'°;,;; the store Never before in the history of

Dry Goods and Clothing selling has thesis

been such inducements heliout to the oslh

buyer It may be years before you will

have another opportunity to buy new up-liilh date goodslfor

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sirable locations in the t0wn,and will be sold to those who “Pam” H°""°"» ""”° "° "°"

loose bodtces and sack boleros, the

intend building homes, on the installment p1'an.We also loan ug", of mem, wh, ,,,. mat.,-W

money for building on these lots. '

has very little chanee. -

We have for sale someof the most desi1abl_e;busiuss “°°° " “‘ l"-“’°"“’ “ °'°" °°“~ ’”

lots in the town, ~ »_ . 1 ,

Also some very nice lots throughout the town for

ings. Wewillbuildyou a-housereadyfor ontsmove

andgiveyoufrom Mtorgyearstopsytirit. ‘ All' we

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be settled before July Ist 1903.

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